From corsets and petticoats to leg warmers and shoulder pads, here's how Sonoma County dressed over the years.

Bridal attire has seen many changes over the years. Get a peek at some of the fashions from the 1800s all the way through the 2000s, which are now on display in Overland Trail Museum’s new ...

Native American artisans likely sold their wares on the portal in the 1800s, Mr. Garrett said in ... of people are relocating their watches. When Clothing Is Also a Bullhorn: For some designers ...

Historical and sociological perspectives reveal why certain societies or subgroups resist change, often rooted in cultural values, economic conditions or the fear of lost jobs or identity. By ...

The Main Street buildings that were destroyed in the fire were built in the mid-1800s, most of them between ... apartments destroyed in the blaze. The American Red Cross is assisting.

As President Donald Trump promises that more tariffs will be coming, he has made an effort to give history lessons to explain ...

However, the tariffs on China are already underway, and Bejing has already retaliated with tariffs of its own on select American imports, which could lead to a price hike on some products manufactured ...

A personal development expert has released his first novel, which examines the lives of two immigrants who arrived in Milford during the mid-1800s. In an announcement, the Milford Historical ...

Like many experts in the fashion sector, Brown is optimistic that buying American-made clothing could positively impact small businesses and individual designers, and drive interest in companies ...

As President Donald Trump promises that more tariffs will be coming, he has pointed to history to explain his fervor for imposing taxes on imports. “We were at our richest from 1870 to 1913.

It wasn't the tariffs Trump is giving too much credit to tariffs as he talks about America's strengths in the late 1800s, according to historians. "That was a period of great economic growth and ...

The show marks the ten year anniversary of the original “Black Dress” exhibit, created in 2014 by tenured Pratt Institute professor Adrienne Jones.